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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

Martin Myers has returned TO bic home
10 Missouri.
Albert Yates IL ON the sick lir'
wrestIlHg with pneumonia.
Mr.. Horace Kean began his school q
the 9Th, with tw.n'y-t0ur schoIars.
Prot. Tlersberger will begin his Sprin.
term next Monday.
Miss Blanche Rose, Of Hunting huvg
was here last saturday and sunday
The protrsctei meeting a. the Z q
|church il still In progress
Some If our towm h0ys take too mur
tang e foot. Look out, boys.
Charles Green and sister expect 20 e
Ito Grrepcasile soon TO attend school.
Since b ID n Co have had Mr. II !.
license revoked they are cooling Cd
What next?
| Old Age says that they hold meeting
IL Kellnns' saloon Wonder IL be - ,
member OF the club?
TIoafcrs' corner mo. IL ~ the Pos
office, had quorum last SUNDAY; Sssn
k-an. Presidens.
i The ireland baud furnished music "a
The exhibition 1t New Lebanon churcl
last Saturday night.
Nr. SiIverthorn. OF Evansville, was 4
tDwn LAST Thur ssay. furnishing our mer
ichnmls with the nsceesaries Of life.
4 r BartI and wife y cut 10 Pike count!
last Monday. Will return next Sslui
lay.
i We are glad 10 hear from Zip Coo'
again. A. zlpps hal houAed himself i
IA hollow limb IL The top OF . tall tree
We hope that he has not been indicated
May be BY next winter .peIts will b
tower then he can come down.
Old Age seems 10 be alarmed ahont on
real estate aaemt While II IL the bust
mess of the real estate agent 20 look N
new fields Of labor Il does not heccssariI
follow that be gives up the old So
|. few days absence from town need No
worry Old Age.
4 "Old Age in bis last weeks item
u spesks ~ Gas fouut iu front Of IN
, pO~t.ufice. This j. something new I
+. me. wiihstAnhiug the large suppl
of gas AZ the founs We fear that II will b
Ia failure unless officers more imter-sse
are appointed We think Others ~ We
. - our postmaster would be- identified
socially, m"vs!iy aud financially IL The
Ibid not study 90 much about the u
commandment. but think 'nore ab0u
the ylh Commandment. The two pei
sons appointed by the Governor 10 cor
ltroI the gss works have declined MOI
We suggess the name Of Odd Age q .
! Isppropriase person Tor gssconsdc. Fui
B Iiher, We augxest that the Gov appOis
, 1.-The said Odd Age" also 10 teach the
N. 70 read and write, - the sa'd o.
Age" u. ~ W. guess rixht, mesnber =
1.-The church, and never violates the ,
ICOmmandsuent - well. hardly ever.
pRtrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

rive have received : communities
tion from Mr. Benz Dillon, ~ Ireland.
alleging shss he and NJ. Ezra Adams
have been misre presented aud slsudered
b. NJ Ilersberger. In regard 20 their
scsion 20 secure the revoka! ~ ne
County Superintendent Of the Itceuse %
tesch held by Mr.. Hersberger, and say
lug NJ. X. says they ought 10 have made
their charge OF iusmorsiity against Mn!
more speciGc. NJ. Dillon says they Med
clio charge OF immortality In good sait'''
and directed their attorney 20 chArgs
that the immortality consisted IN having
|adulter0us intercourse with HE stster-in'
Law. mentioning her name. but that theis
attorney informed them that Il vas no.
necessary. He also Gays he was anxious
for (IcrsberRer 10 have fair trial, TO- q
IL confident he could prove thai charge
and good deal more, too He also -,
|of the Nance signed Ia Hersbergers pc
|lition there Were hut nine patrons ~ tne
school, while eighteen other patrons &c
mot sigm, and that quite . numher q
Those who did sign. did % under n'i-
Representations Of what the petition CON
ltained and without reading Il. ~. Dil
Ion thinks he hse been badly used 10
attempting 70 uphold common decencl
In the community, and that teachers 2
morality ought not 10 sustain. BY tnes
names TO petition. any proven 'ice,tne
The Courier hss endeav0red 10 kerl
aloof from al uelghborhOod scsmdm's 9
this character, aud has declined hereto
fore 10 pWblIsh anv thing ON either go
| OF this school difficulty, - such scsnda'
Internationally itjure the usefulness 9
school. aud w much regret that %
ireland school district should have sue
diflcnIty. For this roason We decl'"
% publish Mr.. Dillonk communication
and hope thu, "grim visaged war ~
smooth his wrinkled brow" - iar - "
Ireland school b concerned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. III:
says: .Having received 60 much benefi
from Electric Bitters. I feel Il my dut'
10 lei suffering humanity know u. Hnv'
had . running sore on my leg for eigh
years; my doctors told me | would hav'
10 have The bone scraped or leg ampn
tated. | used, instead, three bottles o
Electric Bitters aud seven boxes Rack
lens Arnica SaIve, and my leg is nov
sound and we'll.
Electric Biiir,s are sold At fifty cents
bottle. and BnckIen's ArnicA Saive ~ Is
per box by Mrhringer Bros. Jasper. 8
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

ROrterSvlBIo fO1uJefSs
nj Johnson can b seen on our streets
>gain.
Riley Chrismon has got act up O.
house keeping In PortersvilIe Look
natural.
John Mehne has been on the alex list
: few days; Il now on the mend.
Our Sheepskin band can be heard ev.
cry tew evenings. They do well Tor shs
short practice they have had. IL another
war don't come too soon they can make
IL.
White river II getting quiet again. ha'
fell ~ this writing IT least elk feet. Thi'
gives the farmers broad smile. FIR Il Il
now time to prepare the ground Tor tn
Spring crop.
Rev. n. =. Gin preached . spIendis
|sermon II this place on last Sabbath -
icrnOon. His text WAS taken from
Judges, 5th chapter and 23l verse. Bow
aud Young men take Il home with you
and think aud act accordingly.
Mr.. Adam Rudolph will begin to clos'
out his stock Of goods next SATURDAY.
March 18Th, at aucti0ns and will con
|tinue from day TO day until his eutir
stock 10 closed out.
There hss been : new boat bnilt Il th'
ward IN this place. that the prOvrict"
will launch 10 lev days. The name b
Igsve Il Il thu steamer "Ilosa Heite;' M
losher. building In The sssne yard. "
have not learned the name yft. The
viii ply up aud down East prong q
Willie river the coming seasou.
JACK SLAsHER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

Miss Marietta Holly, the distinguished
nur'nrOus author known - ''Josiah Al
Ten: WIFE" has just fInished her new
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Irritable mirth- provoking style ~ "Ss.
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oits, etc.. and hes sold the MSS. for I
Good round sum 20 Messvs. Hubbard
bros, ~ Philsdelpiia who are employ
ing the best humorous artists ID H.
country 10 illustrate Il, and prop0ss
bringing u out this Spring 81 . popuIa'
price oy subscription. Miss Holly spen'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18
JASPER COURIER.


Snow yesterday.
Gardening generally, this week.
Farmers III busy working now.
The muddy streets are sast drying
up.
bishop Chatard. OF this CAtholis
Diocese, has gone % Europe.
~. Gramelspaoher y Co received
800 COZ feet Of lumber BY railroad las'
week.
The Hasklns- Lechner DRIFT hole
has gone 81 ieet through solid sandstone
this week.
- Bsnkert , 20. ass cleaning up the
machinery in their spoke factory pre-
paratory 70 pushing t'ings again.
ry-A starch factory In hsper would
enhance the value OF every farm 10 Du'
bois county. Why not have ~
orThs name 81 Ditnsy Hill r. q. ia
this conoty has been changed %
Posam0nd.
nrThe report that one Of the Reeves
man was arrested IL Martin county thia
week, turned out TO be mistake.
0rlcs formed here this week On
eighth OF an inch thick. but Il 10 mol
thought trait q injured yet.
o1The express car from Jssper Il
flled with egg cases now every day. The
shipments last week averaged about
1900 dosen . day.
PKxsl0N Mrs.. Armints King, mother
OF Rcbt King AZ ElIsworih. was granted
Z pension last week. aud James Orms'
BY, Dsf, this week.
70 When will our cisizens hold tina
meeting 10 encourage tho location o.
manufactures In Jasper? Some business
man suggeet the tune.
r3 No citizen can afford 70 Be withcu
bis home paper, neither can be afford e
read II without paying for it, nor can D
be furnished 70 subscribers FREE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

QUARTERLY MEETING. The &c quar-
terly meeting Tor the present conference
year, on tho HuWfingburK Ciircuit. is 10
ba held It Dale. Saturday and Sunday
March 26th and 9Th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

vvMiss Maggie Kuebler has opened
ont her fine new stock ofmillinery goods
II her usual place. The new Eastern
STYLES that she has are enough 70 mske
lsdys head swim. Go and see ses them
before purchssinQ clse where.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

n-Ry reference 70 the toWn trustees
proceedings Il will be seen they have a.
tempted 70 vacate = portion OF an addi.
ton 70 che corporation. Il seems 70 ~
they have no power 10 do this. withoul
sn order 6rsi obtained FROM the Board
OF County Commissioners. just now
with railroad surveyed ~ those lots. Il
: bad time to lei them out, any way. Bet
ter wait little.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

N-rCounsv Supt. Sweeney iectured ~
Birdseye Monday night on Is Life
Worth the Living" and on Tuesday
night before the Mentor Literary CIuh
os "lrelsnd's History" Lsst night he
spoke 81 the Opera House, IL Washing
Con. 81 For Ireland Tear
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

UThe Indiana Hotel has been over
lord Halter has becn compelled 10 secure
lodgings IN neighboring houses 70 ac-
commodste customers. Jasper should
have large and credItabls brick three
story hotel building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

0rThe President has not appointed
che Interstate railroad commissioners
vet. The delay IL probably caused b.
o. effort to secure prominent men who
can be controlled BY the railroads.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

House. SroLrx.--A horse was stolen
from James SsRdcrR ~ Jefferson town
chip. Tuesday night l<i. The horse was
tracked Tor some dktance, but trace
Hpa,lv lost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

67.Alfred Kayinr. who killed Tom
Cnmmins. - Isirs'scye. wss tried 81 Pc
tersburg this week. and found guilty 81
msn@lsughter bv . jnry. aud sentenced
two years 70 the oenitentiary. A light
Reutence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

EhcVNAL. n MT. Ik28C Kuuu 0uU WIZ
visited Cincinnati last week.
Mr. J. l.. Bretz came up from Court u
Petersburg Saturday. and returned SUM-
day. He says there ID considerable
criminal business on hand there this
term.
Prof she's and Engineer g. +. Wilson
Visited s.. Meinrad last sunday 70 hear
ihe big organ.
Miss Maggie Nohr 70 ~ homo again
ner school closing let week. She hi
taught for nine years In the came district
which shows the people Of thst distric'
are sa'Isiied with her ~ % instructor o
their children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

rSome Of the Evansville folks dom
want sno'h her railroad % COMO to thei'
city. Jasper would Be glad 70 havs
forty more.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

MOVING. Mrs Cox widow of the late
Geo. Cox. moved - PortersviIle this
week. 70 live with her sons.
Mr.. J. r. Chrismon moved to Porters-
willie Tuesdsy.
Mr.. r. Englert moved in Mrs- Nc
CriIlus' house on 9Th street this week.
Mr.. A. j. Vest moved into Mr.. Chris
mons house Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-18

DEAN. -Ons citixeas were snrpsisod
10 learn this week thst NJ. John Mack
who owns IN Interest IN one Of the Jas
per spoke factories. had died IN Indian
apoIis In December. He owned property
In indianapolis. and HE family resided
there. and he STAYED there during the
winter. Mrs. Mark, HE widow. came 20
Jasper this week 10 zee about his proper
~ here.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28
To Emme-Qur Little Girl That Died.

1t seems but yesterday to me-
How suddenly do changes come!
That her glad voice and footsteps free,
Made sweetest music in her home.
But now sad echoes fill the house,
And gloom and sorrow thro' it spread,
And signing winds around it wall,
And seem to whisper, "she is dead"
But yet little while ago,
The flowers she loved and tended we'll,
Their dainty perfumes round her threw,
And at her feet their petals fell.
Now, now those flowers that bloomed
for her,
And spread their odors DER the land;
Have been by others sadly CHILLED,
And placed within her dead, cold hand.
The flowers are dead, their fragrance gone,
The rose she planted droops it's head;
Another year its snowy bloom
viii fall upon her narrow bed.
And loving hands will gently lay
tribute on her place of rest,
And grieving hearts will ne'er forget,
How she their lives once sweetly
blessed.
o, little maiden, fair and sweet!
0, tender, loving, faithful heart!
You little dream in yonr long sleep,
Hcw hard it was from you to part.
Your shalowy presence in your home,-
A silken lock cut from your head,
Are all we have-eIcepting, dear,
A. tender memory of our dead.
Sept. 10, 1887. d. L. H***
D1ED:-On Tuesday morning, septem-
Der Goth, 1887, GERALINE BACHELOR, wife
Of q. I. Davis.
For eight days did science and art bat
tie with the ''Death Angel" for this truly
good and christian soul. Her suiferings
were borne with patience and resignation,
and when hope dawfled on the hearts of
her surrounding friends quietly and
steathily did death enter the well-watch-
ed chamber. May God sanctify her death,
so her bereaved husband and little ones
weep not as those who have no hope. -
Life's sorrows are all passed, the beloved
wife and mother is happy now-an angel
in Heaven.
"Gone from this world, its cares and
strife;
Gone from the dear ones beloved during
life;
Gone to a home with the ransomed above;
Gone to a Savior whose fitness is love-"
SUB Rosa.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Watts are
in New Orleans.
MIR. d. S. Ferris, of Lamourie,
has returned from the North.
MIR. A. Albert, Jr., shortly ex-
poets to visit New York on business.
-Messrs. H. NJ. Robinson, of La
INQUIRE, E. V. Weems, of Lecomte, and
G. j. Barstow, of Cheneyville, were in
Town on Monday.
Miss Allie Vallery will leave for
Lake Charles this morning by Morgan
train. She goes on a short visit to
her sisser, Mrs. W. H. Merritt.
-MR. G. w. Glynn arrived here
Monday night from Lake Charles.
Mr.. Jesse Statham, who, up to a
short while back, was clerk at B.
Turner's establishment, in Pineville,
has opened a retail grocery at Boyce.
On Monday, Mr.. L. Baynard, &C.
companied by his daughter, Miss
Elise, took his departure for Brook
haven, Miss, where Miss Elise will
enter the Whitworth Female College.
MIR. E. G. Hunter and Mr.. John
G. Ryan left here on tie train Friday
night. They go to Avoyelles Parish,
and before returning will take in
Marksville, Evergreen and Bunkie.
They will be home this week.
AIR. Lucius Campbell, represent
ing Chambers, Roy 4 Hillyer, of New
Orleans, was in our city this week.
He reports trade good +; also that the
politics of Avoyelles Parish are slight
ly disturbed.
We are pleased to chronicle the
fact that our young friend, Mr.. Chas,
Vallery, who has been confined to the
house for abont two weeks, is slowly
improving, and we hope to see him out
in few days.
Mr., Rosedale, late of Shreveport,
is now busy opening a full line of
goods at the new store on Front st.,
next to the Hevman establishment.
We welcome him and trust he will
make fortune in our midst.
DIR. J. N. Laney arrived home
from Lake Charles by Monday nights
train. He had been on q professional
visit and was successful.
Master Leroy Stafford returned to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis on
Monday night. He expects to grad
uate the coming session.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28

1888, and be fully completed and said
railroad in operation on or before the LIST
day of November, 1882
Be it further ordained, That the City of
Alexandria hereby donates to the above
designated Railroad Co. thirty acres of
land, adjacent to the city limits or wher-
ever practicable, upon the following con-
ditions, to-wit:
l. The said land to be Incorporated if
not already incorporated at the time Of
donation.
2. The said Railroad Co. shall construct,
build and maintain permanently thereon
It's division terminus, with all the appli-
ances and appurtenances thereto belong
ing, consisting of machine, repair and
workshops, and to be used by said COM
pany, its successors or assigds, for no 9th
er purpose.
And provided further, that upon the
failure of said Railroad Co., its successors
or assigns, to comply with the stipula-
tons set forth in this ordinance, the said
Railroad Co. shall forfeit the donation of
land and all right to said tax, and the vo-
ting thereon shall be null and void.
Be it further ordained, That the Mayor
be authorized to Issue his proclamation
designating time and place for holding
said election, and also the appointment
and qualification of commissioners of
election.
On motion the Board adjourned.
TIiOS. CRAWLEY,
A. b. RACIAL, Mayor
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28
Proceedings Special Meeting
City Council.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
Snnf % 1897

ALEXANDRIA, LA, }
Sept. 20, 1887. !
Pursuant to adjournment the Board of
Aldermen met in the City Hall this day,
at IL o'clock a. NJ, with following mem
bers present.
Thos. Crawley, Mayor,
L. j. Sullivan
N. l.. McGinnis,
Jonas Rosenthal.
Absent-H. S. Gossens,
Jacob Irving.
The Mayor stated the object of the
meeting, viz: to take final action on the
following letter received from Col. B. w.
Johnson, of the Little Rock aud Alexan-
dria Railroad Company, and petition
OF property tax payers, asking that an
election be called to take the sense of the
property owners on the question of voting
a five mill tax for the period of ten years,
to the above named Railroad Company !:
LETTER.
OFFICE OF LITTLE Rock AND ALExAND-)
RIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
LITTLE Rock, ARK, {
-, Sept. ID, 1887.
Thomas Crawley, Mayor:
DEAR Strive have now about perfect
ed all of our arrangements to build our
road, and also arranged with President
j. D. Beardsley about the use of his bridge
charter, and want to go to work ut once.
II your city proposes to give us the tax
that You spoke Of the sooner it is voted
the better. We are going to build the
road right along, and if we do not get the
assistance promised us, we will cross
above. AS soon as the tax is voted, and
the deed to the thirty acres made, we will
be at work Oh the bridge. Get your
Council together at once, and let me know
at Camdels what you will do.
Respectfully yours,
B. w. JOHNSON.
PETITION.
To the Honorable Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of Alexandria:
We, the undersigned bong one-tllird of
the property Taxpayers of the City of
Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, do respectfully petition Your
Honorable body to levy special tax of
five mills upon the taxable property of
the City of Alexandria for the period of
ten years, which tax when collected from
time to time, rs the same are annually
collected, shall be donated and paid over
tothe Little Rock and Alexandria Rail
road Company, its successors or assigns,
the first payment of SAID tax to be made
when the said company, it's successors or
assigns shall have completed a good and
substantial standard guage railway from
the said City of Alexandria to the North
ern line Of the State of Louisiana, and
said road to be finished within two years
from the granting of said tax under the
said election or by your Honorable body
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28

AT the Nichols meeting held in
the town of Boyce on Wednesday last,
Hon. Robt. L. Luckett presided, and
Mr.. George E. Head acted as secreta-
ry. The following extract from the
proceedings We publish by request !:
"On motion the chair appointed Fl.
p. Luckett, j. E.. Thomas and Mr..
Bradford, committee to submit resolu-
tons. They retired and returned the
following:
"Resolved. That we citizens and
Democratic voters of Cotile Ward, in
Rapides Parish, do hereby pledge our
support Gen. Francis L. Nichols, and
will use our best endeavors to secure
his nomination as standard bearer of
the Democratic party for Governor of
Louisiana. That we recognize in him
true and staunch Democrat, welded
to the fundamental principles of De-
mocracy, a courageous soldier, true
patriot and wise leader.
RESOLVED, That we witness With
fear and trembling, the tendency of
the Democratic party to drift into oil
garchy; that we condemn and depre-
cate the third term principle as subser-
sive of Democratic principles; that we
deprecate and condemn personal invcc-
ton and vituperation in this campaign
as unworthy of Democrats and engen-
dering harsh feelings in our family
circle.
"Resolved, That we will accord to
the nominee of the Democratic party
for Governor our hearty support, and
use our endeavors to secure his cleo
ti0n."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-09-28
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